Super Airships Carry Planes On 6000 Mile Zeppelines Voyage
The 6000 mile voyage of the British dirigible R 34 with fuel cargo and crew demonstrates aviation progress. The Navy will build two large hangars on the Atlantic coast likely New Jersey to host giant Zeppelins. Provisions fund purchase of an airship up to 2.5 million and construction of another for 1.5 million. Negotiations are underway.
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Overseas
Navy Department
Atlantic Seaboard
New Jersey
America
Naval
Airships Face Off With Airplanes In Future Transport
American aircraft manufacturers forecast heavy use of helium dirigibles as cargo carriers within a year while airplanes handle fast passenger and business travel. Dirigibles may include integrated engines and living quarters, with hangars planned on the New Jersey or New England coasts to support a growing fleet.
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Atlantic
Aircraft Manufacturers’ Association
Meagher Branch Misidentified Protest Over League Vote
A inaccuracy misattributed a protest to the Thomas Francis Meagher Branch over ratifying the League of Nations. The Melvin side Invincible Club of Dorchester actually adopted the resolution, with Thomas Clark linking both groups as secretary. Members include Sinn Feiners, Hibernians and Clan-na-Gaelans.
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Thomas Francis Meagher
League of Nations
Folke The Nerves Mosford Acid Phosphate Ad
Advertisement claims Folke Mosford Acid Phosphate quickly benefits headache sleeplessness irritable digestion and nervousness.
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Folke
Mosford
Advt
Outlook for Trade With India Sparks Boston Interest
Boston business men eye growing trade prospects with India as English banker David Weir arrives with his family aboard the Bank Line steamer Naneric. He comments on harbor views and hopes to learn more of Boston, amid talk of India’s partition effects and lingering uncertainty.
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India
Boston
New York
David Weir
Bank Line, Ltd
Seven Seas
Post
Copley Plaza Hotel
Bank Line
Naneric
Weir Sees Boston as Rising India Trade Hub
Mr Weir visits Boston to survey shipping and prospects for India in global trade. He says the United States will gain a large share of India's future commerce and urges Boston to act quickly, leveraging its harbors and bureaus to tap opportunities as New York has done. Explains his neutral stance on political India and notes tensions in Afghanistan during his Calcutta stay. A separate incident reports an 11-year-old boy burned by an exploding can near North Adams streets, treated at hospital.
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Boston
Calcutta
India
Wair
Great Britain
Great Eastern
Afghanistan
Star of
Weir
United States
New England
New York City
New York
North Adams
Francis Mattimore
Bracewell Avenue
North Adams Hospital
Holden Street
William Burns
Burns
Russell
Hastern Allies Hold Off East as Pennant Push Slows
The West again treats the East kindly as Hastern teams cross the Alleghanies for the first time. The Yanks pennant drive slows perceptibly amid recent results and standings.
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Alleghanies
Yanks
Tomatoes to Be Had Cheap at Army Bases Auction
Large stocks of canned tomatoes from Camp Devens South Boston Supply Base Fort Adams Rhode Island and Baltimore are to be sold soon at low prices via zone supply officer and chief surplus supply officer Boston. Auctions expected as most families will not can them locally due to postwar needs.
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Camp Devens
South Boston
Fort Adams
Rhode Island
Baltimore
Army Supply Base
Boston
Granddaughter Claims Revolutionary Ancestry
Mrs R H Carey of Hinsdale New Hampshire sends a letter noting her uncle Sherman Nichols of Dorset Vermont is a genuine grandson of a Revolutionary soldier. She details family ties including a Soldier Dayton buried in West Arlington Vermont and a seven year missing child story from Sandgate. She asks the Boston Post to print her enclosed item.
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Post
Boston Post
Will Crandall
Dorset
Sherman Nichols
Sandgate
Dayton
West Arlington
R. H. Carey
Hinsdale
N.H
Antis to Meet Duty of Ballot in Massachusetts
Massachusetts anti suffragists say their duty to vote is not theirs to bear. Led by Mrs Randolp Frothingham, president of the Women's Anti-Suffrage Association, they join with antis in states yet to ratify the federal amendment in an effort to block its enactment. They will vote only if they fail to prevent what they call an injustice upon them.
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Massachusetts
Randolp Frothingham
Women’s Anti-Suffrage Association
Antis
Anti-Suffragists vow to bear vote burden if asked
Mrs Frothingham frames the Anti-Suffrage Association as resisting a school of citizenship while pledging to shoulder the suffrage duty if voters are forced to grant it. She argues anti suffragists are active in civic life and can influence policy without the ballot, citing the Women’s Municipal League as evidence. The group says it does not seek the vote but will carry the burden if required.
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Dlanning
Women’ Municipal League
Boston Today's Events Highlight Theaters And Meetings
Today at 10 a m Boston Shoe Style Show at Symphony Hall. At 2 p m entertainment for striking cigarmakers at 11 Appleton Street. 4 p m special meeting of the school committee. 7 80 p m Knights of Columbus school for disabled service men opens. 8 p m conferences on Boston Elevate Railway fare at Quincy House and public meetings by South Boston Citizens Association. 8 p m American Legion posts in Newton Somerville Medford and Back Bay hold meetings to organize or elect officers. Neighborhood Park Show at Wilson Perk, Brighton.
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Boston
Symphony Hall
Red Cross
Appleton Street
Knights of Columbus School
Boston Elevate Railway Company
Quincy House
South Boston Citizens’ Association
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